Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-13
BRiEFLETS.
Handkerchief sale at McIntire's.

| handkerchief sale at Mclntire 8.
Dressed chickens al C. G. Truesdale's
J. F. Munger is spending the day at
Erie.
Some special drive every evening at
McCabe Bros
The book trade at McCabe Bros. is
simply marvellous.
Boys clipper coasters 70 cents at Nc
Cabe Bros. till sold.
Bottom prices on fresh roasted coffets
at the Hong Kong.
Seven o'clock this evening at McIn-
tire's-dress goods.
The Hong Kong tea store has received
fresh line of candies and nuts.
Only few dozen of those plush albums
left at the Far from 81 and up.
| Special offering of desirable dress fab
RIGS at McIntires at Z o'clock this even
ing.
W. II. Munger, of the Rock Island
house, accompanied by his brother, d.
A. Munger, of the st. James, at Iowa
City, is visiting at Pontiac.
Attention is called to Mays grocery a6-
vertisement and the prices therein con-
tanned. Mr.. May proposes to sell goods
at live and let live" prices.
Three pieces left of the double-fold
dress flannel 1.-TWO grays and brown
mixed) at McIntires. They 60 this
evening at O'Clock for IS cts. per yard
The horse, Young Wapsie, ratified by
W. W. Scott at Schwecke's saloon last
evening, was won by Richard Coffey, a
brakeman on the Oskaloosa run Of The
c., R. l. g. P.
Wednesday evening after o'clock
McCabe Bros will offer 25 dozen chill
dren's all wool mitts at 3 cents pair
30 dozen mems Scotch knit gloves at q
cents per pair.
Miss Maud Warren, of 1920 Th!rC
. avenue, was surprised by about forty
young people last evening. A bountifu
lunch was served, and all enjoyed them
selves very much.
= Twelve pieces wool dress goods. desir
able styles, ranging in price, from SO to g.
cents per ward. will be offered at 80 cent
per yard this evening at O'Clock at Nc
Intire & Cos.
!. MIR. Chris. Enfield, for several year
: master machlnist at the Rock Island plo'
works, has resigned his situation and wi
remove to Davenport, having accepted
: position in the new machine shops.
:, The Two Johns" comedy company
=. at the Harper house. There are in Il
r. company three as big men as usually G,
~ together, J. c. Stewart, J. c. Stewart, j
ia and Paul Dresser.
~ The county board of supervisors cor
"A vened for the regular December sessio
10 at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The poo
m farm stewardship is the only matter (
no importance to be decided upon.
90 Mr.. T. H. Thomas is in receipt of
IN telegram from s. J. Collins, of Rush CeI
m tire, Kan which states that the cOnte
on over The county seat of Rush county b
,ir been decided in favor of the town
a Rush Centre
M McCabe Bros store will be OPP
a evenings until Christmas. To fully a
an veriise this fact they will sell this eve
~. ing, after o'clock, large coal hods al
no cents each. and tomorrow evening begi
N. ing at O'Clock, % dozen childrcn's
., wool mittens 8 cents a pair; 20 doz
to mems Scotch knit gloves at 25 cents.
nv The river is so low that an excelle
er- opportunity is now afforded to study I
1ill channel of the upper rapids. Wearing
oh pair of rubber boots, a man can wa
do around as though in creek, and so
ain many pilots are doing so, too. The DC
all tom seems to be trying to get up to I
top, and is bringing with it such th.r
as have been dropped from boats duri
the last many years. The low wal
III mark is almost to that of 1854.